carry weight with (someone or something)

To wield importance or influence with someone or something. Due to your status, your remarks carry weight with the public, so I encourage you to speak out on this issue—people might finally start taking it seriously. Without research to support these claims, I'm afraid they won't carry weight with anyone.

词组	carry weight with (someone or something)
释义	carry weight with (someone or something) carry weight with (someone or something) To wield importance or influence with someone or something. Due to your status, your remarks carry weight with the public, so I encourage you to speak out on this issue—people might finally start taking it seriously. Without research to support these claims, I'm afraid they won't carry weight with anyone. See also: carry, weight Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: carry (an amount of) weight carry an amount of weight carry weight throw (one's) weight behind (someone or something) throw your weight behind someone throw your weight behind something campaign for campaign for (someone or something) campaign against campaign against (someone or something)
随便看	give somebody/get the push give somebody/get the sack give somebody/get the shivers give somebody/get the silent treatment give somebody/get what for give somebody grief give somebody gyp give somebody half a chance give somebody/have a bumpy ride give somebody hell give somebody ideas give somebody/something a/the once-over give somebody/something a wide berth give somebody/something short shrift give somebody something to think about give somebody/something up as a bad job give somebody/something up for lost give somebody stick give somebody the benefit of the doubt give somebody the elbow give somebody the evil eye give somebody the finger give somebody the hairy eyeball give somebody the heave-ho give somebody their due